ICC Contemplates Opening War Crimes Investigation Into Palestinians
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ICC chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said she is thinking of opening war crimes investigations into Palestinians as well as Israelis. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Daily Mail/AFP – The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor has said she is weighing opening war crimes investigations into Palestinians as well as Israelis after Palestine joined the tribunal’s jurisdiction last month.
Fatou Bensouda rejected Israeli fears of bias by the court, promising to consider the evidence “independently and impartially without fear or favor,” in an interview published by Israel’s liberal Haaretz newspaper on Friday.
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